Imagine if an iOS developer posted a blog about the specifics of files backing UIViews and how the XML configuration language was underutilized.
Wouldn’t that be kind of a weird blog post? The declarative syntax of various UI frameworks is an implementation detail. The hard part is in CSS on the web, or style properties in native frameworks. Business logic as well. Presumably encapsulated in a component, which React does well and web technologies are catching up to.
Why should I care about this, any more than I should care about XML config files on Android? It’s a markup language that is an artifact of the runtime we’re using. I don’t care about that in other contexts, and it’s the least interesting thing in a web development setting too.
Imagine if an iOS developer posted a blog about the specifics of files backing UIViews and how the XML configuration language was underutilized.
Wouldn’t that be kind of a weird blog post? The declarative syntax of various UI frameworks is an implementation detail. The hard part is in CSS on the web, or style properties in native frameworks. Business logic as well. Presumably encapsulated in a component, which React does well and web technologies are catching up to.
Why should I care about this, any more than I should care about XML config files on Android? It’s a markup language that is an artifact of the runtime we’re using. I don’t care about that in other contexts, and it’s the least interesting thing in a web development setting too.